Know TCM, Practice TCM (A Popular Reader on Traditional Chinese Medicine)

Author: Zeng Xiaohu
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts: The first part introduces the basic theoretical knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in an accessible manner; the second part explains the practical applications of TCM in health preservation, disease prevention, and treatment using plain language. It not only includes prevention and treatment methods for dozens of common diseases such as colds, nearsightedness, hypertension, and hepatitis B but also covers trendy topics like drug abuse, weight loss, sub-health, precocious puberty, and "internet addiction." The author has poured their passion into this book, aiming to popularize TCM knowledge, enhance readers' interest in TCM, and boost their confidence in learning and developing China's traditional medicine. The book also advocates for using TCM to guide health preservation and disease prevention/treatment, as well as adopting scientific concepts and methods to build a healthy and harmonious life. The book is rich in content, easy to understand, and incorporates the author's insights and experiences from years of clinical practice, making it highly practical for clinical guidance. It is suitable for grassroots medical personnel, students of TCM schools, and for reference. The book is divided into two parts: The first part introduces the basic theoretical knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in an accessible manner; the second part explains the practical applications of TCM in health preservation, disease prevention, and treatment using plain language. It not only includes prevention and treatment methods for dozens of common diseases such as colds, nearsightedness, hypertension, and hepatitis B but also covers trendy topics like drug abuse, weight loss, sub-health, precocious puberty, and "internet addiction." The author has poured their passion into this book, aiming to popularize TCM knowledge, enhance readers' interest in TCM, and boost their confidence in learning and developing China's traditional medicine. The book also advocates for using TCM to guide health preservation and disease prevention/treatment, as well as adopting scientific concepts and methods to build a healthy and harmonious life. The book is rich in content, easy to understand, and incorporates the author's insights and experiences from years of clinical practice, making it highly practical for clinical guidance. It is suitable for grassroots medical personnel, students of TCM schools, and for reference.